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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 8, 10 January 1912, Page 4

The amount of the subscriptions announced at last night's meeting of tho Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was much above the ordinary — namely, £21 2s 6d. Credit for this is mainly due to the efforts of Mise Haydn, schoolteacher, of the Hutt, who, with the assistance of her pupils, held a bazaar in aid of the society's funds. Miss Haydn was able to forward £13 18s to the society, and it Was decided to send her & letter of thanks. The other donors were ac follow : — Rata, £1; "Sympathiser," W. and W., Dunlop Kubber Co., Mrs. Joseph Joseph, and F. Penty, 10a each; P.B.N. and M.0.N., 8s; Mrs. J. BlundeU. 7b; Mrs. Robinson, Bock and Co., C. M. Banks, F. Oakesi C. J. Crawford, E. W. Lowe, W. F. Eggers, 5a each; W. J. Harland, A. E. Mills, Mrs. Picot, W. Cook, Harm and B&stin, S. Veale, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Kennedy, and "Friend," 2a 6d each; A.8.C., C.M.C., Mra. .Troupe, and -Mrs. Sloane, 2s each; M.Sy, Ie; M. and P., 6d; and W." Price, 2s 6a. The meeting was presided over by Mr. U. H. Webb, the newly-elected chairman. Several a'Jeged cruelty cases were dealt with. For bronchial ooughi take Woods 1 Groat Pappsrmint-Cute.rli-ftL— Adit.